Ex-WWE star on Vince McMahon allegations

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A former WWE star has commented on the allegations engulfing Vince McMahon and says they “don’t care” because they weren’t in the room.

Maven rose to fame in WWE in the early 2000s when he became the first male winner in their Tough Enough competitive series. His most famous WWE moment came when he knocked out The Undertaker from the 2002 Royal Rumble, with The Deadman then venting his frustrations on the rookie.

Vince McMahon resigned as WWE Chairman in July 2022 as the company’s Board of Directors launched an investigation into him following allegations of sexual misconduct and silent money payments to d former WWE employees.

Although he has left his position, new reports suggest that former WWE referee Rita Chatterton is seeking more than $11 million in damages from McMahon for an alleged rape that occurred in 1986. A separate claim has also sent in November by an attorney acting for a former spa manager who claims she was assaulted by Vince McMahon at a California resort.

Speaking on Monte & The Pharaoh, however, Maven indicated that the allegations mean nothing to him and seem to indicate that those involved over the years were just looking for reward:

“I don’t care. Here’s what I know, I wasn’t in the room, I don’t know what happened, I don’t know what was consensual, I don’t know what was wanted What I do know is that there will always be someone reaching out, always.

“I’ve always said, I wish Harvey Weinstein wanted to jerk off in front of me. That said, I can’t know what was consensual.

h/t Wrestling Inc.

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